Advantage Outsourcing
December 21st, 2009
Do you own or run a business online? Perhaps you manage a blog or website for someone. Do you find yourself constantly bogged down with tedious work? When it comes to outsourcing, many people are not sure how it can benefit their business. They also wonder if it is cost effective.
Making a living online is VERY difficult. Most of your traffic is going to come from the search engines. Today, the top search engine is Google and Google can sometimes be very hard to please.
You have a few options to improving your traffic from Internet surfers.
1. You can pay for ads that direct traffic to your site.
2. You can optimize your website to drive organic (non-paid) traffic from the search engines to your site.
Trying to do everything all on your own is not just exhausting, it’s nearly impossible.
On the other hand, outsourcing is really not as easy as it sounds.
Why?
Because people you outsource to may not have a clue how to do the jobs you need done – the right way.
Let me just take a moment and let you know what it takes for me to personally outsource my work.
– First Step
The first thing I have to do is figure out what it is I can hire someone to do for me. The next step is to train them to do it “my way”.
Even doing something as simple as writing an article requires training. It takes time for me to train people to work “my way”. But it is very rewarding once I have them fully trained.
Once I have trained someone to do specific tasks for me the way I need them done, I can then simply email them an assignment and know that it will be done correctly the first time.
I have put hours and hours of training into people that I outsource my work to. In order to do this I have to really understand every detail about the jobs I need done.
This means I need to know SEO very well. And knowing SEO is something I do know very well.
If you need to outsource your SEO for your business. Consider hiring my team to do the job right. You can email me directly to learn how I can help your business grow with free organic search engine traffic.
Email me at: chrisi @ netwoozy.com
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Hi Bill,
Yep, I totally agree. Years ago Netwoozy was very popular. I had 2000 subscribers and I really loved my “job”. When I was too sick to continue and had to sell the site many people actually emailed me to tell me how sad they were to know I couldn’t continue they enjoyed netwoozy so much. I am trying to get back into the swing of things now that I am well again and I hope to bring that acceptional content to Netwoozy that everyone loved “back in the day”.
Thanks for your comment.
I think it is important to keep an eye on returning visitors. If a site has a low number of returning visitors, the site owner should spend less time on a seo focus and more on retention. Sticky sites tend to be the most profitable and allow the site owners to achieve maximum profitability. While this may be harder to do for affiliate sales, combining good content with a good overall internet marketing strategy can be effective over the long run.
I stumbeld upon Netwoozy and I thought I would just leave my fingerprint. I’ve been a marketer for 10 years and the information you pick up online never ceases to amaze me. Might work in some of your information in to my blog in the future. Keep up the solid work!
Jason Ryzich
JasonRyzich.com